Fort Hays State vs. Kearney State football program

Official Program

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Sept. 16 SW Okla.

Sepl. 23 Kearney State
Sept. 30 Colo. State
Oct. 7 Open
Oct. 14 Washburn U.
Oct. 21 E-State

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Oct. 28 So. Colo.

Nov. 4 Pittsburg
Nov, 11 Omaha U.

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• STADIUM INFORMATION 5

• MEET THE TIGERS 6

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Official Tiger Program

September 23, 1967

Published by the sports information office, Port Hays State College
Information Services Office

Printed by the Fort Hays State College Printery
Director of Information Services: Tom Hartley
Sports Information Director: Bob Lowen
Student Assistants: Lee Mai, Jan Shaffer
Photography: Leon Maxson, director

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AI30XJT THE COVER . . ,

IPs that time of year again. The bright colors, the marching band,
hard fast action on the field and the hopes of winning all blend together
to make up what we all look forward to— “the new football season.

Tonight's Game

Kearney Here for Opener

Tonight's football game pits the Fort Hays State Tigers against
the Kearney (Neb.) State College Antelopes in a traditional battle be-
tween the two schools, FHS and Kearney have been locking up in foot-
ball wars since 1926 and fans are always treated to some fine football
action when the two teams come together,

Kearney State comes into the games with two early-season wins.
Coach Allen Zikmund's chargers dropped Eastern Montana 34-14 in their
season opener, then came back last week to bomb the Washburn Univer-
sity Ichabods 55-6. Zikmund used 73 players in an attempt to hold the
score down but the young Antelopes were more than eager to show their
wares to the home folk*

The visiting Antelopes bring to Lewis Field Stadium one of the
most potent offenses in small college football. The Nebraskans are
averaging 383,5 yards per game on the ground and close to 100 yards a
game through the air. The leading ground gainer is junior quarterback
Rich Osentowski who has picked up 198 yards on 24 carries. He has
also completed 7 of 14 passes for 144 yards.

Kearney will bring a big, strong squad into the fray. Coach
Zikmund thinks his squad is still young and maybe a year away from
championship caliber. But with two important wins under their belts,
it looks as if this year's squad could become one of the school's best.

FHS comes into tonight's encounter seeking its first win of the
young season. The Tigers dropped a 27-20 decision to Southwestern
Oklahoma State College last Saturday at Weatherford. The Bulldogs
lived up to preseason expectation and showed themselves a strong,
veteran crew.

FHS, on the other hand, proved it is still reminiscent of the
teams of the past few seasons with a fine second half effort which in-
cluded good defensive work, a potent offensive drive and great desire to
win. Tiger head coach Wayne McConnell, though not entirely satisfied
with his team's performance, said he feels the potential is there for an-
other good Tiger football team.

Leading the charge in the first game was the running of Rich
Dreiling and Ron Goates and the passing of Leo Hayden along with a
fine effort from the defense.

President’s Welcome

A hearty welcome to all of you
who are in attendance for the first
home game of the 1967 football
season, A special welcome to all
parents and to the business and
professional men and women of
Hays who have participated in the
College Appreciation Days, The
fine support of all Fort Hays
State football fans has been a def-
inite factor in the successful sea-
sons we have had in the past.

Our first two non-conference
games are against two of the out-
standing college teams in their re-
spective states. Our team made a
fine showing against Southwest
Oklahoma, I am sure that they
will present fine opposition to our
opponents this evening. These
two games will prepare us for our
strong CIC conference opponents
and will better condition us for the
competition ahead.

We shall miss the names, num-
bers and faces of some of the out-
standing athletes from last year,
but our coaches assure me that we
have another fine squad. You will
soon become acquainted with the
names and numbers of some out-
standing players on this year's
squad.

I hope that each of you will plan
to see the fighting Tigers in action
throughout the season. I am sure
that you will be backing a team of
which all of us can be justly proud.
Plan to come back often for you
are always welcome. We are al-
ways happy to have you attend any
and all of our college activities.

Sincerely yours,

M, C, Cunningham
President

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Coach McConnell

Head football coach Wayne J. McConnell,
in his third decade of coaching, is in his 12th
season at Fort Hays State this fall*

At FHS, his 11 teams have compiled a
record of 44 victories, 50 losses and four ties*
Last year's team was his most successful,
charting a 7-2 mark and a tie for the confer-
ence crown. His 1957, 1958 and 1961 teams
finished right on the ,500 mark, the record
in 1962 was 6-2-1, the record in 1964 was
5-4 and his 1965 squad finished 6-3*

Prior to coming to FHS, he coached for
six years at College of Emporia, where his
teams were undefeated in regular season
play in 1951, 1953, 1954 and 1955, and Mc-
Connell was named Little All-American
Coach of the Year bv the Rockne Foundation
in 1953.

Mac earned his bachelor's degree at
Washburn University in 1934 and was a
social welfare worker in Topeka until 1941,
when he entered the Army for two years.

Following the service stint, he taught
and coached in high schools at Effingham
( three years), Gavlord (one year), Downs
(two years) and Manhattan (one year) be-
fore moving to C of E, His coaching record
after 24 seasons stands at 113 victories, 74
defeats and seven ties*

Wayne earned his master's at Emporia
State in 1954 and is an associate professor
of physical education on the FHS faculty*

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Fort Hays State is happy to as-
sist Tiger football fans in any way
possible. We hope you will feel
free to seek our assistance in any
problems you might encounter at
FHS games.

Telephone: The only telephone
available is in the press box atop
the east stadium. It is for emer-
gency use only.

Rest Rooms : Located under
both the east stands and the west
stands. Your help in keeping
these facilities clean will be great-
ly appreciated.

Emergency Announcements: If

absolutely necessary, announce-
ments will be made by the public
address announcer in the press box
atop the east stadium.

Lost and Found: Lost and
found articles will be handled in
the press box, or contact the sports
information s e r v i c e (625-5611,
Ext. 206) the following week.

Concessions: Concessions are
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Fort Hays State Roster

NO.

NAME

POS.

HT.

WT.

AGE YR.

EXP. HOMETOWN

10

John Covington

QB

6-1

190

22

Jr.

T

Pulton, Ky. '63

11

Leo Hayden

QB

5-11

195

22

Sr.

2

Good land '63

12

Ralph Zipfel

QB

6-0

175

18

Fr.

0

Belleville, III West >67

14

Ronnie Cummings

QB

5-8

155

18

Fr.

0

Mo rland '67

15

Bill Green way

QB

6-0

185

18

Fr.

0

Hugoton '67

20

Ron Goates

HB

5-11

172

21

Jr.

T

Hays ’65

21

Steve Seirer

Hll

5-11

165

19

So.

1

Luray >66

22

Jerry Harrison

HB

6-0

175

20

Jr.

T

Beloit "65

23

Roger Fan Ik end er

HR

5-10

160

18

So.

I

St_ Francis '66

25

Fred Teeter

HB

5-11

155

19

So.

T

Oakley >66

Ken Gasper

HB

5-10

170

18

Fr.

0

Osborne >67

30

Jon Mast in

FB

5-10

195

20

Jr.

1

Wichita (Campus) '65

31

Fred Cress

FB

6-0

175

18

Fr.

0

Good land >67

32

Bob Weeks

SB

5-10

195

18

Fr.

0

Ransom '67

33

Gerald Bowman

FB

5-10

190

22

Sr.

1

Zook '62

35

Rich Dreiling

FB

6-1

205

21

Sr.

2

Victoria '64

Gary Riedy

FB

5-11

175

18

Fr.

0

Hope >67

40

Terry Cl ay camp

SB

6-1

195

21

Sr.

3

Wa Keeney '64

42

Paul Simmons

SB

6-0

205

20

Jr.

T

Denton '65

43

Pat Holliman

SB

5-10

175

18

Fr.

0

St- Francis '67

50

Charlie Myers

C

6-0

220

21

Sr.

2

Goodlaml '64

51

Terry Gideon

C

6-0

205

18

Fr.

0

Valley Center '67

52

Bud Estes

C

6-1

235

20

Sr.

2

Bueklin 64

53

Harold Harting

c

6-3

200

19

So.

S

Norton '66

54

Doug Opdveke

c

5-10

195

21

Sr.

3

Hutchinson '64

Stan Cor mack

c

6-0

250

17

Fr.

0

Osborne >67

60

Steve Geist

G

5-8

190

17

Fr.

0

Scott City >67

(»1

Darrell Moody

G

5-1 1

205

17

Fr.

0

Norton '67

62

Jesse Ken n is

G

5-11

210

23

Jr.

2

Phillipsburg '62

63

Pat Billingsley

G

5-11

195

18

Fr.

0

Shawnee Mission South '67

64

Ken Burkhart

G

6-0

205

20

Jr.

T

Kinsley 64

65

Tom Foran

G

5-7

240

21

Sr.

1

Wilson '64

66

Dana Nokes

G

6-0

185

18

Fr.

0

Great Bend >67

67

Dennis Lodoviei

G

5-8

188

19

So.

T

Victoria '66

68

Steve Lee

G

6-1

190

18

Fr.

0

Maur Hill '67

60

Dennis Bean

G

5-10

195

22

Jr.

2

Phillipsburg '63

70

Randv Keller

T

6-3

230

19

So.

T

Great Bend '66

72

Steve Eickmann

T

6-2

240

18

Fr.

0

Belleville *67

73

James Powell

T

6-3

250

20

Jr.

1

Mankato '65

74

Frank Tappan

T

6-4

240

19

So.

1

Lyons '66

75

Jerry Smetana

T

6-1

215

20

Jr.

1

Phillipsburg '65

76

Howard Carrithers

G

5-9

255

18

Fr.

0

Johnson '67

77

Larry McCants

E

6-2

190

18

Fr.

0

Good land '67

70

Tom Beatty

T

6-2

275

19

So.

8

Luray '66

Charles Davidson

G

5-10

175

18

Fr.

0

Hope '67

Gary Dunn

G

6-0

185

18

Fr.

0

Plains (Southwestern Hts.) h 67

80

Kenny Caywood

E

5-10

175

20

Jr.

1

SL Francis '65

81

Lynn Lash brook

E

5-9

160

18

So.

1

Wyandotte '66

82

Lyle White

HB

5-10

160

18

Fr.

1

Wyandotte '67

83

Ken Albers

E

5-11

180

20

Sr.

2

Chapman >64

84

Steve Rob ben

E

6-1

175

18

Fr.

0

Victoria '67

85

Harvey Munsch

E

6-0

188

18

Fr.

0

Hays (St- Joseph) '67

86

Ken Feist

E

6-0

180

22

Sr.

S

Ellin wood (Oaf lilt) >64

87

Keith Houghton

E

6-0

185

18

Fr.

0

Cawker Citv '67

88

Fred Ly singer

E

6-2

199

19

So.

0

Oakley 66 *

89

Dennis Spratt

E

6-3

195

19

So.

T

Ellsworth '66

Steve Adams

E

6-0

200

18

Fr.

0

Decatur '67

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64 KEN BURKHART RG |

70 RANDY KELLER RT |

89 DENNIS SPRATT RE |

11 LEO HAYDEN QB |

20 RON GOATES HB |

33 GERALD BOWMAN SB |

35 RICH DREILING FB |

Probable Offensive Lineup

80 DON WELLS LE

73 RON HADWIGER LT

61 DALE NAPRSTEK LG

55 DON WILSON C

69 GRANT SPARKS RG

78 DICK LUNGR1N RT

84 GARY THOMPSON RE

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OFFICIALS:

Referee — Bob Brust, Plainville
Umpire — Les Jilka, Hill City
Linesman — Max Gr indie. Hill City
Judge — Harold Copper, Stockton

FHS

IQ Covington, QB

11 Hayden, QB

12 Zipfel, QB

14 Cummings, QB

15 Green way, QB

20 Goates, HB

21 Seirer, HB

22 Harrison* HB

23 Faulkender,HB
25 Teeter, H B

30 Mast in, FB

31 Cress, FB

32 Weeks, FB

33 Bowman, FB
35 Dreiling, FB
40 Clay camp, SB

42 Simmons, SB

43 Holliman, SB

50 Myers, C

51 Gideon, C

52 Estes, C

53 Halting, C

54 Opdyeke, C

00 Geist, C

01 Moody, G

02 Kennis, G

Kearney Squad

Squad

63 Billingsley, G

64 Burkhart, G

65 Fora n, G

66 Nokes, G

67 Lodovici, G

68 Lee, G

69 Bean, G

70 Keller, T

72 feickmaim, T

73 Powell, T

74 Tappan, T

75 Smetana, T

76 Car zithers, G

77 Me Cants, E

79 Beatty, T

80 Cay wood, E

81 Lash brook, E

82 White, HB

83 Albers, E

84 Rob ben, E

85 Munseh, E

86 Feist, E

87 Houghton, E

88 Lysmger, E

89 S pratt, E
Adams, E

1 Eckhout, B

2 Laux, B

3 Crumly, B

4 Shelmadine, B

5 Kirk Melson, B

10 Zikmund, B

11 Boelter, B

14 0 sen tow ski, B
lOKulhanek, B
17 Davis, B

21 Lake, B

22 K, Staehr, B

24 G. Jacobsen, B

25 Gdowski, B

30 Aspegren, B

31 Mahon, B

32 Troudt, B

33 L. Jacobsen, B

34 Lathrop, B

41 Studt, B

42 Buller, B

43 Shultz, B

50 Karl Melson, C

51 Abernathy, C

54 Wetjen, C

55 Wilson, C

56 Lacey, C

59 Robson, T

60 Hanson, G

61 Naprstek, G

63 Olson, G

64 Kaminski, G

65 Fleake, G

67 Li a k os, G

68 Mo ha mi a, G

69 Sparks, G
71 Hansen, T

73 Hadwiger, T

74 Kaufman, G

75 Ewin, T

76 Widick, T

77 Klein, T

78 Lungrin, T

79 Urban, T

83 Ferguson, E

84 Thompson, E

85 Reed, E

86 Rasmussen, E

87 Wibbels, E

88 S choppers, E

89 Wells, E

90 G, Staehr, E

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NO. NAME

1 John Eckhout

2 Ronald Latix

3 James Crumly

4 Lannie Shelmadine

5 Kirk Melson

10 Jim Zikmund

11 Fred Roelter

14 Rich Osentowski
10 Jim Kulhanek
IT Scott Davis

21 Robert Lake

22 Keith Staehr
25 Jerry Gdowski

30 David Aspegren

31 David Mahon

32 Laverne Troudt

33 Lee Jacobsen

34 Craig Lathrop

41 Larrv Stud!

42 Robert Duller

50 Karl Melson

51 Bob Weljen
55 Don Wilson
50 Doug Lacey

59 Don Robson

60 Jim Hanson

61 Dale Naprstek
03 Lonnie Olson
65 Jerry Pleake
67 Steve Liakos
69 Grant Sparks

73 Ron Hadwiger

74 Martin Kaufman

75 Barney Ewin

76 Bruce Widick

77 Wayne Klein

78 Dick Lungrin

79 Vince Urban

83 Jim Ferguson

84 Gary Thompson

85 Dennis Reed

86 Robert Rasmussen

87 Gregg Wibbels

88 Steven “Dan" Scheppers

89 Don Wells

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WT.

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5-9

154

Jr.

li

6-1

180

Sr.

B

5-8

181

Jr.

B

5-8

175

Sr.

B

5-10

172

Fr.

B

6-4

190

Fr.

B

6-0

192

So.

B

6-0

182

Jr.

B

6-1

168

Sr.

B

5-11

190

So.

B

6-0

178

Jr.

B

6-0

188

Sr.

B

6-1

202

Sr.

B

6-0

200

Sr.

B

5-11

199

So.

B

5-11

205

Jr.

B

6-1

204

Sr.

B

6-0

199

So.

B

5-10

183

Jr.

B

6-0

180

So.

C

5-10

180

Fr.

C

6-0

230

Jr.

C

6-1

205

Sr.

C

6-1

227

Jr.

T

6-0

241

Fr.

G

5-9

206

So.

G

6-0

202

Sr.

G

6-0

205

Jr.

G

5-11

226

Fr.

G

5-8

222

Sr.

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5-11

206

So.

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6-2

224

Jr.

G

5-11

230

Fr.

1

6-3

271

Fr.

T

6-0

258

Sr.

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6-0

228

Jr.

T

6-2

266

Jr.

T

6-0

257

Jr.

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6-2

217

Fr.

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6-2

200

So.

E

6-4

205

So.

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6-1

215

Jr.

E

5-11

215

Fr.

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6-3

210

So.

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202

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Lynch

Ord

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Leigh

York

Genoa

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Phillips

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Elba

Valentine

Alliance

Hebron

Kearney

Madison

Loup City

Ralston

York

Lexington

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Architects

Woods and Starr
Automobile Dealers

Gagelman Motor Co*, Inc,
Jensen-Lungren Motor Co,
Rupp Motor Co.

Fort Hays Lincoln-Mercury
Banks

Farmers State Bank
First National Bank
Hays National Bank
First Nat'h Bank & Trust,
Salina

Barber Shops

Varsity Barber Shop
Book Stores

Campus Book Store

Bottlers

Coca-Cola Bottling Co.
Seven-Up Bottling Co.
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co.

Bowling Alievs
Centennial Lanes

Cleaners

Biasing Cleaners

Clothing Stores
Village Shop
Bernard's

Dreiling’s Men's Wear
Contractors

K. R. Iiinkhouse, Hays Develop-
ment

Sam Shade & Dale Shade
Gilmore Construction Co.

Dairies
L K Dairy

Department Stores

Wiesner's, Inc.

J, C. Penney Co., Inc.

Duckwall Stores

Druggists

ABC & Fort Hays Pharmacy
Purdy's Pharmacy

Furniture Stores

Gambles Furniture & Carpet
Keller Furniture Co., Ellis

Electrical Contractors
Herbig Electric

Gas Companies

Central Kansas Power Co.
Producers Gas Equities

Glass Companies
State Glass

Grocers
Boogaart’s
Dillon's
Wilson's IGA

Hardware Stores

Geo. Philip Hardware

Hotels, Motels
Holiday Inn
Ramada Inn
Vagabond Motel

Insurance, Real Estate
Bleker Real Estate
High Plains Insurance Co.
National Insurance Co.

Finch Real Estate
Jewelers

Vern Webster Jewelers
Lumber Companies
Hardman Lumber Co,
Schwaller Lumber Co.

Music

Music Manor
Office Supplies

Markwell Stationery Co,
Northwestern Typewriter Co.,
Inc.

Oil Marketers
Hays Oil Co.

Adolph Reisig
Hartman Oil Co.

Retail Liquor Stores
Clyde L. Bunker
E. R. Schueler

Organizations
FHS K-Glub
Lions Club
Hays Rotary Club

Radio-TV Stations
KAYS Radio-TV

Restaurants

A & W Root Beer
Al's Chicken ette
Burger Shack
Centennial Restaurant
Dan's Drive-In

Shoe Stores

Brown's Shoe Fit
Truck Lines

Graves Truck Line
Wholesale Distributors

Midwest Tobacco & Candy Co.
Oldham Sales
S & W Supply Co.

State Distributors

Miscellaneous

Ross Reach
Eddy Clinic
Norb Dreiling
John O'Farmer, Inc,

P, F, Felten
A. H. Krueger
Vernon Meckel
Dr. Siler & Dr. Watts
Dr. John Streek
Bob Schmidt
Darrell Hinkhouse
John Woelk

A, E. Rodgers, Paradise
A. W. Hawkes
C, L. Mann
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West am erica Securities, Inc.
Oak Street Apartments
Dr. James D. Colyer
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Ralph
Undecided

Undecided

Steve Rob ben
Business

Charles Davidson
U ndeeided

Harold Hatting
Business

Lyle White

Business

Dana Nukes
Business

Terry Gideon
Undecided

1967

TIGERS

Steve Eickman
Ind. Arts

Agriculture

Pat Hollimon
Pre-law

Ken Gasper
Undecided

Pat Billingsley
Pre-dental

Ralph Zipfel

Business

Steve Adams Harvey Munseh

Pol. Science Undecided

Gary Reidv
Undecided

Dennis Lodovici

Undecided

Steve Lee
U ndeeided

Steve Geist

Business

EL Carrithers
Undecided

Pol. Science

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Tigers Guided by this Coaching Staff

1967 TIGER COACHING STAFF — From left to right, Dave Parker, Tony Leiker, (graduate
assistants) ; Wayne J + McConnell, (head coach) ; Ralph Johnson, (trainer) ; Ed McNeil, (chief
scout and line coach) ; and Art Ridgway, (defensive coach). Parker and Leiker are in their
first year on the staff; McConnell is beginning his 12th; Johnson his first as the school’s
first fulltime trainer ; McNeil is beginning his 11th ; and Ridgway his first. Johnson comes
to FHS from Colorado State College. Ridgway, who formerly coached at WaKeeney High
School, came to FHS after a year’s study toward the doctorate at Arkansas University.

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Harriers To Defend Title

Fort Hays State College cross country coach Alex Francis
greeted five returning lettermen and 12 other candidates last week
when practice for the defending CIC champions officially got under
way.

Francis, in his 22nd year as head track and field coach and his
12th year as head cross country coach at FHS, says his squad is
young but that he feels the ability and desire is there.

Heading the list of returning lettermen is Phillipsburg senior
John Mason. The holder of numerous school distance running marks,
he will be counted on to lead the Tiger charge to a fourth consecutive
CIC cross country crown.

An NAIA cross country All-American and NAIA track and
field All-American, Mason is the defending CIC individual champ and
finished second in the NAIA affair last season.

Backing Mason are lettermen Bruce Zamrzla, Salina junior;
Gerald Shelly, Ford sophomore; Neal Cleaves, Johnson senior; and
J. D. Glazier, Salina sophomore.

The 1967 cross country schedule:

Sept. 23 Kearney dual
Sept. 30 Wichita State Invitational
Oct. 7 Oklahoma State Jamboree
Oct. 14 Emporia State dual
Oct. 20 Kearney State dual
Oct. 28 William Jewell Invitational
Nov. 4 Emporia State Triangular
Nov. II CIC at Pittsburg
Nov. 18 Missouri Valley AAU
Nov. 25 NAIA at Omaha

HIGH SCHOOL MEETS

Kearney

Wichita

Stillwater

Hays, 2 p.m., four miles
Hays

Liberty, Mo.

Emporia (OBU and FHS)
Hays 2 p.m.

Oct. 14
Oct. 28

FHS High School CC meet
KSHSAA CC meet

Hays, FHCC, 11 a.m.
(A-AA) (R-BB)
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Tonight’s Opponent-Kearney Neb. State

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Kearney (Neb.) State College, a
rival of the Fort Hays State Tigers
since 1926, represents the opposi-
tion in this evening's football
game.

Kearney State College was
founded in 1905 as the Normal
School of the West, the second
teachers college in the state of Ne-
braska. For many years, it was
known as Kearney State Teachers
College, but the “teachers” was
dropped by Legislative act in 1963.

Enrollment in the largest of the
four state colleges this fall will be
more than 5,000. Kearney State
is growing rapidly, having only
1,800 students just 10 years ago.

The college offers four bache-
lor's degrees and a master of sci-
ence degree. All degree programs
are accredited by the North Cen-
tral Association and the National
Council for the Accreditation of
Teacher Education. More than
675 students received their degrees
from Kearney last year.

Growth is evident in other areas
as well. Since 1955 at least one
new building has been occupied
each year. Completed during the
decade have been Cushing Colise-
um, Calvin Ryan Library, W. E.
Bruner Science Hall, Nebraskan
food center, Otto C. Olsen Voca-
tional Arts, Student Union, and
eight residence halls.

Cushing Coliseum, completed in
1961, is one of the best equipped
buildings in the Midwest, It con-
tains classrooms, an indoor 220-
yard track, basketball courts, an
indoor olympic-size swimming pool,
offices, and locker space.

The head football coach at
Kearney State is Allen Zikmund, a
veteran of 13 years at the Nebras-
ka institution. Zikmund's career
record going into the 1967 season
is 89-20-1. His assistants are Bar-
ry Allen, Fred Gerhardt, Bob
Hauver, Les Livingston and Larry
Timmermans,

Charlie Foster has been athletic
director at Kearney State for 22
years. The sports information di-
rector for the Nebraska school is
Don Briggs. Kearney's colors are
royal blue and old gold and the
team nickname is “Antelopes.”
Zikmund's chargers operate from a
multiple-T offense system and the
Antelopes are members of the Ne-
braska College Conference.

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